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Seventy-two miles of drastically fluctuating land exist
within New Jersey borders. The physical makeup of the land is also quite
varying.
From marshes and bogs to jagged rock formations to steadily rolling
hills, the Appalachian Trail takes some interesting turns through New
Jersey. At times, it can even seem quite secluded. The area surrounding
the trail houses lots of varying species, from birds to bears, and eventually
intersects with the Delaware Water Gap, one of the most abundant wild
places in the state. |
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